Lessons From Yalta and Potsdam Lead to Global Instability
The piece argues postwar Europe suffers from flawed 1945 decisions at Yalta and Potsdam. It warns Germany’s economic collapse, potential mass migration, and renewed conflict unless reparations and unification are handled realistically. It advocates realistic US policy and credible action by General Marshall, noting UN limitations.
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Europe
America
Germany
Moscow
Russia
Stalin
Great Britain
Near East
Greece
Britain
United States
General Marshall
United Nations
Yalta
Potsdam
Dietary energy needs and growth in children
Dr. William A. O'Brien explains caloric energy in foods, distinguishing calories from protein fats and carbohydrates, and notes that energy needs vary with age, size, activity, and weather. He cites Kraut and Muller on diet and work performance, warns against underfeeding, and says growth requires extra, quality nutrition. The Q A covers hair loss and pituitary injections, noting rare endocrine issues and limited effectiveness of injections.
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H. A. Kraut
E. A. Muller
Living memorial idea for Nelsonville veterans
Nelsonville veterans propose a living memorial building to house a substantial local industry. Endorsed by the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars the plan aims to aid veterans and the community by creating employment, providing revenue, and lasting tribute beyond traditional monuments. A mayoral committee will study the legal aspects and watch the project’s development.
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Nelsonville Veterans of F
Nelsonville Council
Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legion
Ohio
Oral Daugherty
Who Should Decide Don Frohner’s Fate in Ohio Case
Opinion argues Ohio should examine family circumstances before capital punishment for 16 year old Don Frohner. Mentions judges like Francis D. White and pushes inquiry into parental supervision and training. Suggests prison or death should come only after determining fault in upbringing.
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Ohio
Don Frohner
Youngstown
Athens County
Francis D. White
Don Frohfeher
Dan Frohner
AID IN GREECE AND AMERICA'S ROLE IN EUROPE
An editorial discusses U S support for Britain to defend Greece against Soviet expansion. It warns against letting Germany pay the price and argues for American aid if it prevents Communist spread, stressing shared language and history with Britain. It cites Hamilton Mabie on personal responsibility.
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T2 States
Great Britain
Greece
Uncle Sam
Russia
Europe
Adriatic Sea
Stalin
United States
John Bull
Quotations on Merit Bible Genius and Inspiration
A compact collection of remarks on merit origin and the Bible. Landor praises the Bible for genius and taste while Coleridge calls it inspired as it reaches deeper depths. Bovee notes merit shines when origin is obscure and moonlight appears from a cloud.
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Merit
Truman VP talk stirs Democratic内 politics and gossip
Peter Edson analyzes 1948 Democratic vice presidential possibilities as Truman eyes a running mate. He notes most cabinet members lack electoral wins and suggests governors from the East like Ellis Arnall or Jim Kerr could be candidates, while insiders expect the convention to decide.
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Washington
Harry Truman
Bob Hannegan
Truman
Agriculture
Clint Anderson
Labor
Lew Schwellenbach
Marshall
Patterson
Forrestal
Wall Street
Ditto Harriman
Snyder
Hannegan
Missouri
Clark
Texas
Interior Krug
Cap Krug
Interior
New York
Pennsylvania
Dewey
Albany
Duff
Harrisburg
Ellis Arnall
Georgia
Jim Kerr
Oklahoma
Mon Wallgren
Senate
Logan Rural Achievement Meet Set For March 28
Farm groups from Hocking County will take part in the annual Hocking Rural Achievement Meet at Logan High School Auditorium March 28 at 8 p.m. James R. Smoot says more than ten groups will participate and the program will showcase yearly achievements. Certificates and pins were awarded to 4-H club members for completing club work in the 1946 year. Organizing groups include 4-H clubs granges the Hocking County Agriculture Society veterans agriculture training class vocational agriculture groups and the Hocking County Home Council.
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Logan
Logan High School
James R. Smoot
Hocking County
Smoot
Hocking County Agriculture Society
Veterans Agriculture Training Class
Hocking County Home Council
Seniors Vie In Scholarship Test Friday
Logan students from city and county schools will take the general scholarship test for seniors Friday. Twelve Logan High School seniors and county representatives will compete in the annual test covering mathematics history reading science English usage and language concepts. County students meet at Rockbridge High School and Logan seniors at Logan High School.
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Logan
Logan High School
Rockbridge High School
Good Hope
Laurelville
Perry
Murray City
Starr-Washington and
Ward
Kiwanis Club Heard Informal Talk By J H Schaad
Kiwanis members heard an extemporary talk by J H Schaad after a 6 p m dinner at Blosser's Restaurant. He substituted for the unavailable Dr C L Dow and was introduced by James Rimelspach. Plans for the 25th Anniversary Party on March 11 were announced. reservations were urged. Orrell D Dyer attended as a guest.
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Orrell D. Dyer
Vet Activity Reported for February by Logan Office
John Buchanan, acting service officer, released February figures for the county veterans office. The month saw 347 interviews, 123 letters sent, and 76 items of correspondence received. Three hospitalizations approved, one National Service Life Insurance claim approved, and two widows pension claims approved.
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LOGAN
County Service Office
John Buchanan
National Service Life Insurance
Logan Social Notes Highlight Club Meeting Guests
Saturday Club members met Miss Minnie Moore at her W Second Street home with Mrs. Raymond Keairns in charge. Feale Harris presented Bantinz biographical story and Mrs. Reairns reviewed his life and work with Dr. Best at Toronto University. Plans discussed for State Federation Convention in Columbus May 6 to 8 and National Federation in New York in June.
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Meldrim
Bort
H. E. White
Russell Blum
Amos Potts
Emerson Poston
Carlos Gaffin
D. A. Rannells
Wilhelmine Deissele
Reairns
Girl Scout Troop 1 Practices Knots for Badges
Members met at the scout headquarters under Mrs. J. R. Hankison and Miss Marilyn Brimner. The group practiced knot tying for arts and crafts badges with present girls including Phyllis Wells Dorothy Wells Lois Jones Judy Woolery Doris Keller Lois Ann Carr Martha Gordon Patty Miller Mary E. Greathouse Carol Risch and Sue Showalter.
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Girl Scout Troop 1
Scout Headquarters
J. R. Hankison
Marilyn Brimner
Phyllis
Dorothy Wells
Lois Jones
Judy Woolery
Doris Keller
Lois Ann Carr
Martha Gordon
Patty Miller
Mary E. Greathouse
Carol Risch
Sue Showalter
Logan Riding and Driving Club Plans June Horse Show
During a White House meeting last night members of the Logan Riding and Driving Club discussed plans for the forthcoming horse show to be hosted here June 1. Miss Evalan Fisher program chairman presented Miss Adaline Ruble and Miss Jayne Shriner.
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White House
Logan Riding and Driving Club
Evalan Fisher
Adaline Ruble
Jayne Shriner
Troop 153 Elects Officers for New Year
Boy Scout Troop 153 elected officers at a meeting in Elk Hall Scout rooms. Waldo Durant conducted the session. Elected officers include Dale Shultz assistant scoutmaster David Phillips Beaver Patrol leader Rolland Peacock Wolf Patrol leader Ralph Hinerman scribe and bugler James Shaw and Manuel Kallas assistant patrol leaders Bill Kistler quartermaster. Patrols set to handle sales tax stamps in alternating months with Wolf Patrol next meeting. Beaver Patrol members present John Cotterman Roger Fritz Walter Howdyshell Sam Sloan. Wolf Patrol members present Ronnie Eaton Roger Johnson Keith Kitchen Larry Kitchen Ralph Peacock Linn Showalter.
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Wolf Patrol
Beaver Patrol
John Cotterman
Roger Fritz
Walter Howdyshell
Sam Sloan
Ronnie Eaton
Roger Johnson
Keith Kitchen
Larry Kitchen
Ralph Peacock
Linn Showalter
County Tax Stamp Sales Rise in Hocking County
Logan reports total weekly sales of tax stamps in Hocking County reached 2782.27 dollars, up 1134.86 from the previous year. For the year ending March 1 receipts totaled 20541.68 dollars, compared with 15216.55 dollars for 1946.
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Logan
Hocking County
Ralph W. Moorhead
Harrington Presbyterian Women Meet for Study and Elections
The Harrington Class of the Presbyterian Church met Monday evening at Mrs. Jay Nimon’s home with Mrs. Dessie Hanna and Mrs. Joe M. Brown assisting. Devotions were led by Mrs. Olive Neibling, scripture from John 14 read, and a lesson from Clarence Edward McCartney discussed by Mrs. Ray Garverick. Roll call featured famous religious paintings as Mrs. Leroy Conkle led discussion. Officers elected were Mrs. Rudolph Brandt president, Mrs. Phil Tschappat vice president, Mrs. Jay Nimon secretary, and Mrs. Merle Karshner treasurer. Other members present included Miss Hester Lee White, Miss Ruth Heft, Mrs. Henry Carr, and Mrs. Carl Brown.
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Phil Tschappat
Jay Nimon
Merle Karshner
Hester Lee White
Ruth Heft
Henry Carr
Carl Brown
Brownie Troop Hosts Craft Meet For New Member Odessa Gillogly
Brownie Troop meets Friday with Doll cradle making from cardboard cartons. Instructors Mrs J Aarlo Weiss and Mrs Hubert Guess lead. Odessa Gillogly joins as new member. Members present include Twyla Anderson Judy Blum Helen Clark Shirley Huber Patty Lawson Leatha Hugh Marjorie Ridenour Judy Schulthesis Sandy Spalsbury Karolyn Steel Susan Swengel Charlotte Whitcraft Judy Turner Nancy Yaw Joyce Maris teller Virginia Freeman Roberta Leonard Nancy Spackey Linda Muncy Barbara Poling Mary Hillrigle Jane Risch Twyla Huber.
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Brownie Troop 7
J. Aarlo Weiss
Hubert Guess
Odessa Gillogly
Twyla Anderson
Judy Blum
Helen Clark
Shirley Huber
Patty Lawson
Leatha Hugh
Marjorie Ridenour
Judy Schulthesis
Sandy Spalsbury
Karolyn Steel
Susan Swengel
Charlotte Whitcraft
Judy Turner
Nancy Yaw
Joyce Maristeller
Virginia Freeman
Roberta Leonard
Nancy Spackey
Linda Muncy
Barbara Poling
Mary Hilrigle
Jane Risch
Twyla Huber
Logan County Motor Vehicle Sales Decline in Month
Log an county certificate of title records show 24 new motor vehicles sold, a drop from last month. Total receipts 259.45 with 178.65 in the county treasury. Purchasers include Addison Frey Central States Construction Co Virgil Emerick J H Schaad Oher C Rollins Charles Geil Elite Motor Bus Co Washington Bowers James W Dougherty Harry Zimmerman Roy Derr J E Stuart Rockbridge Wayne Grove Nelsonville Route 2 Robert West Laurelville Beryl H Tucker Rockbridge Charles R Clark Union Furnace Carl Huprich Carbon Hill Leslie A Reinshell Union Furnace.
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Logan
Thelma Keyes
Addison Frey
Central States Construction Co
Virgil Emerick
J. H. Schaad
Osher C. Rollins
Charles Geil
Elite Motor Bus Co
Washington Bowers
James W. Dougherty
Harry Zimmerman
Roy Derr
J. E. Stuart
Rockbridge
Wayne Grove
Nelsonville
Robert West
Laurelville
Beryl H. Tucker
Charles R. Clark
Union Furnace
Carl Huprich
Carbon Hill
Leslie A. Reinshell
Harold W. Dawley Rites Held in Logan
Funeral services for Harold W. Dawley 27 son of Mr and Mrs Everett Dawley were conducted yesterday at 2 p.m. by Rev A N Grueser at Leonard funeral home burial in Oak Crove Cemetery pallbearers were Paul Fickel Harry Struble Jake Hughes Jack Moorehead Ralph Moorehead Jr and Walter Huffman Jr
Logan Retail Credit Bureau Names New Representative
Mrs. Russell H. Montgomery will represent the Logan Retail Credit Bureau replacing Miss Evelyn Elsinger who resigned. Montgomery took over duties recently and fills the vacancy.
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Bureau
LOGAN
Russell H. Montgomery
Logan Retail Credit Bureau
Montgomery
Evelyn Elslinger
Radio Highlights Shakeup In Spring Network Schedules
New additions to spring radio lineups occur as Pat O Gold returns on ABC through March 26, Hildegarde show moves to be replaced by Archer drama, CBS plans eight week CBS Screen Guild vacation starting July 7, with Truman broadcast from Baylor University and WLW slated for anniversary celebrations.
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New York
Pat O'Gold
ABC
Bing Crosby
Hildegarde
CBS
Archer
Screen Guild of
Joseph Cotton
Utah Symphony Orchestra
Ing
Salt Lake City
All
Truman
Baylor University
Waco, Tex
WLW
Cincinnati
NBC
Denenis Day
Gildersleeve
Dufey's Tavern
Frank Morgan
Dinah Shore
Henry Fonda
Willie Piper
Paul Whiteman
al Jolson
Henry Morgan
MBS
U.S. Navy Band
Johnson Family
Author Hale
Maggie
Hocking County Land Transfers Record Entries
Logan notes real estate transfers recorded by County Recorder Ethel Bratton. Multiple deeds involve Bebout family parcels in Marion Two and other lots in Logan Laurelville and Enterprise, with transfers to Morrill L Bebout Lanning Stump Kling er Hockman and others. Several 13 to 160 acre parcels change hands including 41 acres from Elmer Klinger to the State of Ohio.
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George W
Lucy L. Klinger
Logan
Alvan
Bertha L. Glenn
Oliver M
Benadine Shuttleworth
Enterprise
James
Emma J. Hockman
Charles S
Daisey F. Workman
Marion
Ruth
Edward Frazen
Amos L
Ida Jones
Alfred Paul
Edna Fay Goldsworthy
Bell- Scholl
Roy C. McMannis
Ira McMannis
Kenneth E
Sylvia L. Stuart
Mingo Terrace
Elmer Klinger
State of Ohio
Neglect and Cruelty Highlight Divorce Filing
Forest E. Darnell files for divorce from Henry E. Darnell citing gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. She seeks custody and temporary support for minor children and requests a restraining order to bar harassment and the sale or removal of property.
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Logan
Henry E. Darnell
Forest E. Darnell
Hospital Birth and Admittances Report
Mr and Mrs Harold Wolfe of Creola welcomed a seven pound four ounce son born yesterday at Hocking Valley Hospital. Admitted Monday were Mrs Gene Coss of Logan, Paul E E Kline of Nelsonville, Robert Hutchison of Haydenville, and Richard E Ayers of Murray City.
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Logan
Harold Wolfe
Creola
Hocking Valley Hospital
Gene Coss
Paul EE. Kline
Nelsonville
Robert Hutchison
Haydenville
Richiard E. Ayers
Murray City
State posts filled Columbus assistant chief appointed
Max A. Ross of Columbus was appointed assistant chief of the State Highway Maintenance Bureau Monday by Director Murray D. Shaffer. The move fills the top engineering post and aligns with highway maintenance plans in the state.
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State Post
Columbus
Max A. Ross
State Highway Maintenance Bureau
Murray D. Shaffer
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County Board of Education
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Wesley Ogg
Judson Shriner
Hammon
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Lester Risch
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Harry Heinlein
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Scout
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Brownie Troop
Harold W. Dawley
By Galbraith
NEA Service
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